Youth Violence

Teens get angry like everyone else. Parents can help their teens learn how to manage their anger with these anger management techniques like learning how to use prevention, recognizing the warning signs and dealing with the consequences when necessary. Read our parenting advice and tips on anger management and teens here.

From the girl who is bullying everyone to the popular crowd of girls who can be just plain mean, your teenage daughter has a maze to traverse.

Statisitc resource for parents of teens on the trend of girls who bully and have been dubbed mean girls.

Should all schools adopt a zero-tolerance policy towards any type of violence? While the safety and security of our children is of the utmost importance, is it pausible to write off any child who gets a little angry and makes a mistake? Does zero tolerance go too far? Give your opinion here.

There are many things parents can do to keep their children out of gangs. Check the list here.

Experts have identified high-risk characteristics that can contribute to a youth being vulnerable to gang membership. Learn about them here.

Parents, educators, and other concerned adults should watch for signs of gang involvement. Learn about them here.

The presence of street gangs in school can be very disruptive to the school environment. Read more here.